Sentences with phrase «much loved it to death»

3:45 pm — Sundance — Le doulos I saw this Melville film a couple of months ago with it was first released on Criterion DVD, and pretty much loved it to death.

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It's also pretty much about everything: it manages to cram musings on history, passion, governance, memory, legacy, friendship, war, jealousy, love, race, America, and death into its 47 catchy songs.

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Judas was not to become a martyr because of the way the apostles wrote about him in the Gospel - they saw through the eyes of men, and Judas was unable to redeem himself before he died a natural death, dying instead loathed, hated & driven to suicide for his deed against the Son of God, Jesus, whom he had Loved so much.

On his death bed, I hope he talks about his family... But if he was just as much of a jerk to them as his students, I imagine it will be to lament his lost opportunites and estranged loved ones.

At the moment of her death, I whispered in her ear to reach out and take her mother's (who had passed on years earlier) hand, and that I would take good care of the children, and that I loved her very much.

He still loves us very much, that he gave up his own begotten Son who died to save us from our spiritual death (sin) so that we can live with Him someday.

He loved men so much that, even knowing many would reject his offer, he freely provided the costly atonement for all sin, so that no man need fear punishment and death, but could repent of their wickedness and be restored to loving relationship with God.

Jesus went to the cross out of love, to rescue us from sin, death, and devil, but since the Gospels (or the rest of the New Testament for that matter) don't place much emphasis on the blood of Jesus or the pain He went through on the cross, maybe we shouldn't either.

It is sin that makes us feel separated from God, and this is the feeling Jesus expressed on the cross, and is one reason Jesus went to the cross — to take our sin and bear it away into death so that we can see that God has not left us, has not abandoned us, and has not forsaken us, but has fully entered into our pain, our suffering, and even into our sin, so that He might show us how much He loves and cares for us.

Nature has just as much beauty, order, love, and wonder as it does death, blood, suffering, and murder, and Scripture has hundreds of dark and disturbing passages which seems to paint a different picture of God than we read about in the Gospels or in 1 John 4:8.

The persecution of people of «the way» has begun, and though we may wish to only show love we will eventually be pushed into taking a stand, much like those in Muslim countries who are being confronted with death for nothing more than saying they love Jesus.

Occasioned by the death from AIDS of his friend (not his lover) Patrick, Sullivan reflects on the meaning of friendship as something very different from - and, he suggests, much more rare and elevated than -» being in love,» not to mention having sex.

David discovered this principle and this was probably why God let him off the hook and did not have him stoned to death for adultery and murder like the law required: because David was humble and repented (even though Achan and plenty of other people repented and God still punished them, and this has nothing to do with the fact that David was king and probably would not have commanded his own stoning to keep the law even though he wrote Psalm 119 which is all about how much he loved keeping every commandment in the law).

If you ever doubt or wonder about Jesus» love for you, just remember these two words which tell us so much about our own sin, the heart of Jesus, and the complete forgiveness and love offered to us through His death and resurrection.

I can totally get «wouldn't it be cool if our sense of consciousness survived our physical deaths and we got to hang out with the consciousnesses of all the people we loved who died» but the jump from that to «I'm positive we have immortal souls» seems too much like wishful thinking that's been codified by some form of group consensus.

The death of much - loved actor Gene Wilder due to complications resulting from Alzheimer's has put the... More

He loves you so much and thought of you personally on that Cross when he was put to death (which is a historical fact) so that he can have a relationship with you now and forever.

Agreeing to love and trust this history of absurdity, death, and contradictions is much harder, I'm afraid, than just trying to be «good.

again, i totally expect you guys to talk among yourselves about how much of a sissyfied pinkass liberal commie i am or something, and i acknowledge i have never been under the threat of death, nor my loved ones, by a terrorist.

Instead, God loved us so much that he humbled himself to the death of the cross, and paid the price we can not pay.

No one will ever know enough about science, life, death, love, God, or even themselves to fully understand it, much less predict what the future holds.

i totally expect you guys to talk among yourselves about how much of a sissyfied pinkass liberal commie i am or something, and i acknowledge i have never been under the threat of death, nor my loved ones, by a terrorist.

They also cared for their comrades on death row: in one instance a prisoner «so much... love [d] the man who was about to die» that he «scaled the fence that enclosed the death - row exercise yard and reached the roof of a nearby building before he was stopped on his way to the death house,» where he «had intended to disable the [electric] chair's generator.»

It ushered in a new covenant, a righteousness becuase he took on my unrighteousness that cost him his death in my place (so sin is a big deal), God loved me so much that despite the fact I was his enemy (and he saw me in that way) he pursued me to make me right with him!

Jeremy — «Jesus went to the cross out of love, to rescue us from sin, death, and devil, but since the Gospels (OR THE REST OF THE NEW TESATMENT FOR THAT MATTER) don't place much emphasis on the blood of Jesus or the pain He went through on the cross, maybe we shouldn't either» (emphasis mine)

But after he had seen, despite every effort to keep him from doing so, the ugly facts of sickness, poverty, old age and death, he finally renounced his princely home and comfort, even a new - born son and his much loved wife, Yasodhara, and went out into the world to become, first, a wandering mendicant seeking by austerity and ascetic practices to find release.

Death can come unexpectantly murder, accidents, heart attacks or natural disasters so we should live our life to the fullest letting our loved ones know how much they mean to us and serve God to the best of our ability to make the world a better place while we are still alive and be ready to meet our Maker at any time.

I have been dying to plant some apricot trees, but we are RIGHT on the line, where the trees will probably not freeze to death in the winter, but most summers the blossoms would probably succumb to frost: (But I just love them so much I'm pretty sure I'm going to plant some dwarfs near the house where they will be out of the frost pocket and where I can cover them if need be.

But what struck me most during our conversation, was that Sunny had touched so many people in his life that when news of his death broke, an overwhelming number of people (from ex-neighbors to the cashiers at the supermarket where he used to frequent) showed up at his funeral, hoping to say their goodbyes to a man much loved and adored.

As much as I love «possession», it bores me to death when no shot is taken, or when the ball is not moved forward.

I love it so much that I love it to DEATH.

I have been dying to plant some apricot trees, but we are RIGHT on the line, where the trees will probably not freeze to death in the winter, but most summers the blossoms would probably succumb to frost: (But I just love them so much I'm pretty sure I'm going to plant some dwarfs near the house where they will be out of the frost pocket and where I can cover them if need be.

Crystal and Darron — thank you so much for the privilege of being there to witness you two promise to love each other until death do you part.

These Chanel espadrilles have been worn to death and it's not even spring yet, that gives you a glimpse of how much I love them!

Also, I love those strappy sandals to death, and it's great to see a blogger's photos that show how much you enjoy and love your outfit.

im 25 my name is Anthony i love to have fun like to watch movies and cuddle love the outdoors pretty much open to anything i have a 3 year old son i love him to death his name is Anthony we call him AJ im just trying to keep my head up for me and my son anything else hitme up

Much - loved characters are killed in this final chapter, and watching Hogwarts itself reduced largely to rubble is like being present at the death of a friend.

Spielberg's tone leaks through a bit too much for me, and with an ending that deals with heavy, powerful themes related to existentialism, love, death, humanity and the like, it just doesn't pay off quite as well as its set up had promised.

In a firefight he is killed, the death reported in the usual Marine style by a pair of officers» trip to the young man's parents, who decide to adopt the dog that was loved so much by their deceased son.

Diagnosed with a year at best to live, the two lovers make a connection, but knowledge of her imminent death keeps Will holding back from falling in love, and also spending too much time in trying to find some cure for his beloved Charlotte.

The two key sources, however, are unpublished documents he obtained from Gloria Karefa - Smart, Baldwin's sister and literary executor: a June 1979 letter from the writer to his agent, Jay Acton, and 30 pages of notes for a novel that Baldwin would never write, to chronicle the lives and deaths of his friends Medgar Evers, Malcolm X, and Martin Luther King Jr. «I want these three lives to bang against and reveal each other, as in truth they did,» Baldwin explains, «and use their dreadful journey as a means of instructing people whom they loved so much, who betrayed them, and for whom they gave their lives.»

Other highlights in this section include: Pablo Larraín's THE CLUB, a mordant morality tale set in a sleepy Chilean coastal town, which won Berlin's Grand Jury Prize; CHRONIC, Michel Franco's uncompromising study of grief and isolation, featuring a revelatory performance by Tim Roth; brothers Tarzan and Arab Nasser's feature directorial debut, DÉGRADÉ, a smart drama that moves seamlessly between humour and despair, set in a women's hair salon in Gaza; the European Premiere of George Amponsah's intimate documentary THE HARD STOP, revealing the story of Mark Duggan's friends and family following his death after being shot in a «Hard Stop» police procedure in 2011; Jonas Carpignano's engrossing feature debut, THE MEASURE OF A MAN which won Vincent Lindon Best Actor at Cannes Film Festival, MEDITERRANEA, an ultra-topical tale of two young African men from Burkina Faso who, in search of a better life, make the difficult and dangerous trip across the Sahara desert and Mediterranean Sea to reach Italy; the drama MUCH LOVED, Nabil Ayouch's searing, no - holds - barred look at the world of prostitution in Morocco; David Evans» thought - provoking documentary MY NAZI LEGACY, which raises the harrowing question, «What if your father was a Nazi?»

Really only Tsui Hark has managed to make a great movie out of an origin story (with A Better Tomorrow III: Love and Death in Saigon), and that was by turning the ostensible hero into a side character for much of the film, allowing it to be driven by his mentor.

A Fantastic Woman: Another one Academy voters managed to get, Chile's nominee stars Daniela Vega, the nation's first out transgender actress, as Marina, whose loving relationship with a much older man is cut short by his death.

We all know how much Hollywood loves to remake a great Britflick but Death At A Funeral?

We all knew what was happening, but, like Peter Parker, which is the truly brilliant part of this movie death, we loved her too much as a character to believe what we were watching.

Rudy Steiner, the boy with the «hair the color of lemons», who has so much love and integrity and life (view spoiler)[that I cried myself to sleep over his fate that Death so casually and cruelly revealed to us (hide spoiler)-RSB-, who was by Liesel's side since the beginning of their friendship - «A snowball in the face is surely the perfect beginning to a lasting friendship.»

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